The recently opened Bacchanalia serves a feast inspired by ancient Rome in an unabashedly luxurious setting that Nero would have loved.
Category: Restaurants
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Artists and Makers Are Doubling Down on Johannesburg
Though the challenges are many, this is a place where artists can thrive.
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11 Restaurant and Food Predictions for 2023
Briny flavors, high-end Jell-O shots, a fascination with outer space and a concern for Earth will guide our choices. At least that’s what the food forecasters say.
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For Richmond, a Compelling New Chapter
Visitors to Virginia’s capital will find a Monument Avenue devoid of Confederate statues, a lively dining scene featuring more Black-owned restaurants, and exhibitions that take on the city’s complicated past.
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Waiter Shortage Hits London Restaurants After Brexit
Europeans used to flock to London for restaurant jobs. Now, with doors to migrants largely closed after Britain left the European Union, many establishments are becoming desperate.
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T Magazine’s Favorite Food Stories of 2022
In a special edition of the T List, we look back on a year of eating early, being hypnotized by wobbly dishes, watching Ina Garten make risotto — and more.
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The Most Exciting Part of a Restaurant Is … the Bathroom?
A discothèque, a shrine to Dolly Parton, an ode to Iranian films: These are just a few of the eye-popping, eccentric restaurant restrooms giving diners a different kind of thrill.
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Takeaways From November’s CPI Inflation Report
Core inflation, which strips out volatile food and energy prices, slowed to 6 percent over the year, an indication that price increases are slowing broadly.
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Dubai Is the Newest Culinary Destination. Here’s a Taste.
After years of simmering, the Dubai food scene is at full boil. The emirate now boasts some 13,000 establishments — more per capita than New York City — and some are nabbing global laurels.
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Day 13: For a Celebrated Chef, the Tastes and Smells of St. Lucia Day in Sweden Linger
In his restaurants, including his latest, Marcus Samuelsson draws inspiration from childhood memories of the Scandinavian holiday.
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Gritty Marseille, France, Is Now a Haven for Creatives
Provence’s once-maligned maritime hub is drawing chefs, artists and entrepreneurs in search of a fresh start.